There’s a room in the Tate where the goths go
And solitary men of the cloth know
That there they can tune
Into black on maroon
And swoon in the gloom of a Rothko.
All you’ll ever need to know about art served up in hilarious, bite-sized and rhyming mouthfuls, dripping with the venom of a Marxist / feminist / queer point of view. From the first cave paintings to Tracey Emin, via little-known women and eminent homosexuals, this show comes with a warning: Art may contain nudity!
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READ MOREMeet French writer Anne Delaflotte Mehdevi when she comes to the Institut français d'Ecosse on Tuesday 3rd June.
READ MOREDr Ann Conway-Jones and Rabbi Margaret Jacobi for this talk at the City of Edinburgh Methodist Church on Wednesday 4th June!
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